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msmith wrote:

Dellboy wrote:

do these swivel ?

They swivel yes.

im in Southend London would be good for me

I remember that pain in the arse job from my last expert hence my present mirrors have silicon to stop them vibrating 

msmith wrote:

Anchor1979 wrote:

Msmith: I've just put a set of peugeot 807 16 inch alloys on my 2003 expert. They currently have 215/60/16 tyres on which make them a little close to the arches on the rear but fine at the front. I do believe that the 807 came with either 15 inch or 16 inch I believe. So should both fit. Like Vaz212 says check your wheel studs too.

Any chance of a picture? Would love to see what they look like.

Follow the link below to see the rears up close. Close but been running them now for over a week and no issues.

https://flic.kr/p/LQYxFt

BTW msmith. This is how simple it is to install the split charge in the link

https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/sqcFu … 19-h460-no

The three red wires from the fuse box i have one powering the lights and lights earthed on the van body. One powering the USB/Power sockets and earthed on van body and another powering a 2nd stereo. You dont have to have the fuse box. You just need to put a fuse on the live wire to each items. The fuse box just keeps thing neat.

The red wire brom battery to split charge and the wire from split charge to leisure battery should have a fuse. These are provided with the kit and so it full instructions. Go for it.

msmith wrote:

I'll do my research, cheers for the offer.

Would you happen to know if any wheel (alloy) measuring 215 65 15 will fit a 54 plate dispatch? Iv heard wheels off an alfa fit but Iv also seen the Peugeot 807 wheel look like they have the same spec and now iv come across Kia/land rover.

I assume with the tyre size your van  is already fitted with 15" steel wheels......... The Alloys on my van are after market (can't remember make ) .....
The wheel fitment that Casper posted  looks correct from memory  ............ 807 wheels I think are all 16" and would need something like a 205/55/16

The Land Rover and Kia wheels will have wrong PCD so won't fit

you might find this useful

http://www.wheelfitment.net/

whatever alloys you buy just make sure to use correct wheel bolt and don't assume steel wheel nuts/bolts will do